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The former divergence estimate is similar to the oldest divergence times inferred for the clades within the edwardsianus and Central lineage (0.86 (0.3 -1.6) and 0.76 (0.2 - 1.5) Mya, respectively; Figure 3), whereas the latter estimate coincided with the split of the clades within the Western lineage (2.80 (0.9 - 5.1) Mya; Figure 3).
With our data, we cannot reject the latter in favor of the former; any divergence from a linear decline could be attributed to sampling variability.
The former pair exhibited divergence in their transcript abundance among various tissues and no expression divergence has been detected in the latter pair.
Sawyer et al. (2007) have performed a solid analysis of X chromosome data of Drosophila melanogaster and D. simulans, that is, polymorphisms in 91 genes in an African population of the former and the divergence between the two species.
Subsequent work has shown that bdelloid genome complexity cannot be explained simply through divergence of former diploid alleles: bdelloids are degenerate tetraploids [ 10, 11].
The former depends on the divergence duration from the ancestor/root to the reference sequence and the latter may depend on the species-specific adjustment of pairwise alignments based on phylogenic information.
As later shown, comparing ELCI to LS-SCVX algorithm no divergence of the former algorithm has been observed.
First, we measured actual selection, rather than simply phenotypic divergence, and the former might be less affected by gene flow [84].
We use the JSD instead of the Kullback-Leibler divergence (KLD) since the former is a symmetric similarity measure between two functions whereas the latter is not.
The difference in eigen-solution morphology between aero- and hydro-elastic applications is highlighted, showing that for the former coalescence of two non-oscillatory divergence modes is the mechanism for flutter onset.
Figure 3 shows that the former scenario results in higher genetic divergence between the populations at the selected locus over a broad range of migration rates.
